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Ladakh Tourism Takes A Hit Amid Violent Protests In Leh
Ladakh's tourism sector, already reeling from setbacks earlier this season, has been dealt another blow with the curfew in Leh following last week's violence.
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Ladakh Government Plans To Develop Siachen And Galwan As Major Tourist Hubs
Ladakh Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta announced plans to develop Siachen, the world's highest battlefield, and Galwan Valley as new tourist destinations.
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"Hard To Believe...": Video Shows Empty Street In Ladakh During Peak Tourism Season
In the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack, the tourism sector in J&K has taken a hit, leaving hotels and houseboats empty. Its repercussions are also felt in the neighbouring places in the region, especially in the adjoining UT of Ladakh.
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Jammu And Kashmir Relaxes Permit Requirements For Foreign Tourists
Jammu and Kashmir government today relaxed the requirements for obtaining a Protected Area Permit (PAP) - required by foreigners to visit Leh - with the aim of encouraging tourism in the state. Under the new regime, foreigners tourists will be allowed to visit areas of Leh that were till now closed to them.
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Valley Enveloped By Fog, Leh Coldest Place In Jammu And Kashmir
Many parts of Kashmir were engulfed in a thick layer of fog this morning even as the minimum temperature went down at most places in the Valley where there is a forecast for isolated rainfall today.
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Jammu and Kashmir Tourism Department to Organise 8-Day Festival at Leh
As part of its efforts to attract tourists, Jammu and Kashmir Tourism department plans to organise an eight-day festival later this month at Leh to showcase the rich heritage of Ladakh region.
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Delhi-Leh bus service restarts after eight months
The 1,050 km bus journey linking Delhi to Leh via Manali has restarted, eight months after it was stopped due to heavy snowfall, said an official.
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India-China stand-off may affect tourism in Ladakh, feel locals
Far away from the remote corner of Ladakh, where a Chinese platoon has set up camp 10 km inside Indian territory, it is life as usual in Leh. Hoteliers are preparing for the tourist season with summer vacations round the corner and are worried that media attention on the border tension might impact business.
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Ladakh Tourism Takes A Hit Amid Violent Protests In Leh
Ladakh's tourism sector, already reeling from setbacks earlier this season, has been dealt another blow with the curfew in Leh following last week's violence.
-
Ladakh Government Plans To Develop Siachen And Galwan As Major Tourist Hubs
Ladakh Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta announced plans to develop Siachen, the world's highest battlefield, and Galwan Valley as new tourist destinations.
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"Hard To Believe...": Video Shows Empty Street In Ladakh During Peak Tourism Season
In the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack, the tourism sector in J&K has taken a hit, leaving hotels and houseboats empty. Its repercussions are also felt in the neighbouring places in the region, especially in the adjoining UT of Ladakh.
-
Jammu And Kashmir Relaxes Permit Requirements For Foreign Tourists
Jammu and Kashmir government today relaxed the requirements for obtaining a Protected Area Permit (PAP) - required by foreigners to visit Leh - with the aim of encouraging tourism in the state. Under the new regime, foreigners tourists will be allowed to visit areas of Leh that were till now closed to them.
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Valley Enveloped By Fog, Leh Coldest Place In Jammu And Kashmir
Many parts of Kashmir were engulfed in a thick layer of fog this morning even as the minimum temperature went down at most places in the Valley where there is a forecast for isolated rainfall today.
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Jammu and Kashmir Tourism Department to Organise 8-Day Festival at Leh
As part of its efforts to attract tourists, Jammu and Kashmir Tourism department plans to organise an eight-day festival later this month at Leh to showcase the rich heritage of Ladakh region.
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Delhi-Leh bus service restarts after eight months
The 1,050 km bus journey linking Delhi to Leh via Manali has restarted, eight months after it was stopped due to heavy snowfall, said an official.
-
India-China stand-off may affect tourism in Ladakh, feel locals
Far away from the remote corner of Ladakh, where a Chinese platoon has set up camp 10 km inside Indian territory, it is life as usual in Leh. Hoteliers are preparing for the tourist season with summer vacations round the corner and are worried that media attention on the border tension might impact business.
